Kaphotics
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Thanks for reporting, should be fixed in the next release As the program grows bigger, lazy direct manipulations become harder to maintain. I've reworked things in the past few months to more closely match how they're manipulating data in the games (block objects doing the logic), so small hiccups aren't impossible!
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Refer to the Batch Editor label which tells you the current value of the PKM in the tabs. You don't include the "2000" part.
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That's a user-experience benefit (my choice); to retain if possible. if (!Legal.HeldItems_BW.Contains((ushort)HeldItem)) { pk5.HeldItem = 0; // if valid, it's already copied } Will only delete the item if it's not a valid held item in Gen5. Would you want me to delete if it is not released? I don't like mixing in legality to the central pkm logic...
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Thanks for reporting; I found that there's other issues with deleting a party slot for other versions too. Fixed in latest commits, so you'll have to wait for the next release. https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/3b0fd81aae4a49a171b438846e09cc5d6a53eddc In the meantime, swap to occupied slots only. Clone things as placeholder if need be
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They were just using PKHeX, along with smoke and mirrors to think you were getting anything but that. PKHeX only omits certain checks (like Gen6+ mystery gift version checks) due to lack of serialized data that can be used by the program. I don't think they were even doing that. They might be checking for plausibility, which is in between legitimacy and legality.
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Extract all files in the zip. Do not mix and match dll and exe with prior versions.
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Help with sorting out to find duplicates
Kaphotics replied to GuardianOfExile's topic in Saves - Editing Help
Keep in mind PKHeX's database allows you to delete all clones based on a hash of the pkm's details. Helps clear up things if there's EXP differences, EV, etc. -
Per the FAQ, make sure the save data is in 128KB flash format for Gen3 games. Your save file is missing a valid Block 2 in one of the expected spots, so it cannot be read correctly.
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Yep, Gender too. You'll have to provide a new PID since there isn't a way to batch-reroll to a certain target. I guess you could keep setting .PID=$rand if Gender and Nature aren't equal to what you want, and just run it tons of times. But then there's legality...
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Nature is tied to PID in gen3/4.
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Batch Editor.
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Load your save file or change the target game via Options->Settings.
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Need HELP.. Citra Pokemon Sun save file
Kaphotics replied to Thachan's topic in Saves - Guides and Other Resources
Does the save file work when you import it to your 3DS to play it there? -
PKHeX mimics official conversion methods if you run the program *normally*. It has never been possible to transfer from GB to GBA. If you try running as HaX, PKHeX tries to convert by copying properties over as best it can.
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The saved data has too many unique pixel colors, as indicated in the error message. Try exporting it in a different format (bmp), as png is a compressed image format (not lossless).
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pk3DS: Pokémon 3DS ROM Editor and Randomizer
Kaphotics replied to Kaphotics's topic in ROM - 3DS Research and Development
Dump your own ROM instead of blaming the program. It works fine for OR/AS, assuming you've dumped your ROM correctly. -
Thanks, fixed in latest commit https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/f47382e34f4167a8564f0070fb0935ca1c005e92 use control-click until the next release!
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I didn't write the Misc3 editor and I don't really wanna spend the time to figure out what all this is abstracting
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Thanks, fixed in latest commits https://github.com/kwsch/PKHeX/commit/33649d4e02cbea00ac89dfd7148a190677027852 im pretty sure received flags aren't transmitted anywhere, if you can wait for the next release that or restore a backup, or hex edit: offset 0x66200 thru 0x66300 store the 0x800 bitflags in US/UM. For flag 'n', divide it by 8 and add that value to 0x66200 to give you the offset the bitflag is at. You can probably just zero the entire region and resave in PKHeX.
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ROM hacks have varying amounts of differences when compared to the original game. Changing the savefile structure, and/or replacing pkm/names/stats, etc. It's probably better to make a separate program.
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Nobody has bothered researching this
